Новости за 23.03.2018

After four New York City correction officers were injured by inmates in just over a month, the president of the Correction Officer's Benevolent Association, the union representing city correction officers, accused Mayor Bill de Blasio and other city managers of having a double standard.

The bottom line is you don't have to be familiar with "Frozen," the movie, to have a lot of fun at this musical. It is fun for the entire family.

The new eateries range from a neighborhood favorite to Salt Bae's steakhouse.

Police used a lifeguard rescue apparatus, which enabled them to use a flotation device to pull the man to safety.

Some of the top restaurants in the city battled it out for the coveted title of best mac and cheese in NYC.

To encourage participation in fighting climate change, the World Wildlife Fund is asking people around the world to turn off the lights for one hour on Saturday.

The retailer is offering clearance discounts at all 735 U.S. stores, including Babies R Us, slashing prices on everything in the store including toys, baby gear, and even diapers.

"Withholding." "Adjusted income." "Standard deduction." With Tax Day approaching on April 20, many new to the workforce are searching for explanations to help them make sense of all the lingo.

New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer released a report on off-peak subway service Friday that he says reveals a new, less visible but deeply alarming aspect of the MTA subway crisis.

President Donald Trump cast doubt Friday on whether he would back the massive spending bill needed to avert a government shutdown at midnight, saying he was "considering" a veto. Then, with scant notice, he scheduled a news conference where a White House official said he would indeed sign the legislation.

According to WCTI, authorities approached Crystal Cramer and Christopher Smith at a gas station when two officers saw the couple having car trouble.

Many angry tweetstorms are the result of transportation woes, but one woman's beef with United got her $10,000!

Find out what you can currently rent in Chinatown for $3,000 a month or less.

A tribal court for a sovereign Indian nation in Florida has ordered the return of an infant that was taken from her parents, a Miccosukee mother and a white father, at a Miami-area hospital.

Families of murdered police officers Waverley Jones and Harry Ryman are pleading with the parole board to keep cop killers in prison.

Jason Reid pleaded guilty in February to the Thanksgiving Day attack on Captain Awais Ghauri inside the Otis Bantum Correctional Center

Eyewitness News entertainment reporter Sandy Kenyon takes you behind the scenes with the stars in the Emmy Award-winning Backstage with Sandy Kenyon!

Ahead of the March for Our Lives event, an online game has been released that features Parkland students jumping over counter-protesters and combatting claims of ''Fake New" from the governor.

Sandy goes backstage with Caissie Levy and Patti Murin, the stars of "Frozen: The Musical" now on Broadway

The rally comes just over a year since the death of a 15-year-old student in East Flatbush and one day before students come together in Washington D.C. to "March for Our Lives" in protest of gun violence across the country.

Hundreds of people protesting a fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man in California's capital city marched into City Hall, disrupted rush-hour traffic on a freeway and then joined hands to block thousands of NBA fans from entering the arena where the Sacramento Kings were playing.

President Donald Trump cast doubt on whether he would back a $1.3 trillion spending bill needed to avert a government shutdown Friday, saying he was "considering" a veto over concerns about young "Dreamer" immigrants and border wall money.

The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office said Jaelynn Willey died at 11:34 p.m. Thursday. Earlier that night, her family said she would be taken off life support at the University of Maryland Prince George's Hospital Center.

Jason Reid pleaded guilty in February to the Thanksgiving Day attack on Captain Awais Ghauri inside the Otis Bantum Correctional Center

MTA chairman Joe Lhota claims the money is needed to deal with financial issues including a projected one billion dollar budget gap in 2020 and 2021.